CLOSED - THANKS to all customers for the last few years

Gawd it's getting dangerous round here - got a bunch of cowboys taking down 2 chimneys for the house next door, never mind health and safety, along with no face masks for them, they are lobbing bricks from the top of the scaffold to the floor instead of using a shute or manually bringing them down - bricks bouncing all over the place!

Tea please - all hot and bothered now, just been out and read the riot act about safety having watched a brick decend from roof level and bounce across our front garden. Going for a ciggie!

Bunny
I recall that not too long ago, the company I worked for moved into a new building. Being of a responsible nature, we asked for an inspector to visit and advise us on our safety arrangements. As we were greeting the lady in the car park, she looked up the road to see some work going on at another new building for our neighbour. She promptly walked onto their site and closed it, just like that. Unsafe scaffolding, no safety rails, no hard hats etc.

Hard hats? nope none.....
Thing is where they are dropping them is not on their clients property, its a side alleyway, so technically someone could walk down there from either direction at any time - no warning signs of flying bricks....

(edit) were dropping them, since I've been out they are busy frantically clearing the bricks up and have stopped throwing them down.

trivia quiz----

and Harry doesn't mind if he doesn't make the scene,
he's got a daytime job and is doin' alright.....

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no link to royality may I add LOL

I can tell more help is required......

ok

he can play the honky-tonk like anything
saving it up for friday night
with..........

nope can't tell you the next bit gives away the title!

Must be great living in London.....you get to know all the interesting stories :-)

Oh yeah a laugh a minute - dodging flying bricks, pollution, noise LOL

Stockbunny, lol exactly what would have happened to you if one of those bricks had dropped on your head, you would have been in dire straits.........With the Sultans of Swing

I thought I'd look in to see how everybody was doing when I got hit by a flying brick. Some welcome, thought I, and it seemed to be coming from the direction of the bunny at that.

Ah sod it, can I have a beer please.

MM, watch out for the next one!!

K, Guinness is good at this time of day...I'll join you. Open some vino for the girlies, they are more gentile in their drinking habits....except a few I have seen on TV :-)

(Ducks as a brick goes past)

That came from the warren area.

Opto, twist me arm.

Very good Blue Lady :>)
Fed up with dodging them so decided if you can't beat 'em join 'em but mine are sponge so no need for the theatricals gentlemen ;>)

Optomistic, be careful with twisting Keaydian's arm, he's probably in a funny mood as he started of with 'Ah sod it' and he's dodged a few bricks..........;0)

Opto - read the profile man for Keaydian NOW or start running.....
;>)

Two Guinness poured, another two won't take much longer! Jeffers likes a Guinness, pop a glass here ready.

Can I have a Shamrock on mine, please